That Night My Boss Left Me With Our Three Babies

After a few days, Sophia had Olivia for company at home, but at kindergarten, she was once again all alone.

Seeing two little boys playing happily with other kids but ignoring her, Sophia finally mustered up the courage to run up to them.

The two little boys exchanged glances and deliberately asked with stern faces, “What do you want now?”

Sophia clutched her little dress, wrinkling it in her grip. Her delicate eyebrows furrowed as she looked at them seriously, struggling to make a sound.

Sebastian and Ethan felt both heartache and anxiety for her.

If they didn’t know that Sophia could speak, they wouldn’t have pressured her like this!Content (C) Nôv/elDra/ma.Org.

After waiting for a while, just as the two boys were about to give up, they suddenly heard a tiny, mosquito-like voice.

“Bro…”

Sophia’s face turned red, and she only managed to say one word before lowering her head in frustration.

Sebastian and Ethan were overjoyed and gave Sophia a bear hug. “Sophia, you’re amazing!”

Sophia was stunned for a moment by the hug from the two boys. Hearing their praise in her ears, she came back to her senses and smiled, revealing dimples.

After the first time, it became much easier for Sophia to call them.

Seeing that she seemed to have overcome her inner hurdle, Sebastian said seriously, “My mommy is so good to you, and you like her very much, don’t you? But you’ve never called her anything. She must be even sadder than Ethan and me.”

Hearing this, Sophia became anxious and grabbed Sebastian’s clothes. She could only say single syllables, “Bro, bro!”

She urged him to teach her how to comfort Olivia.

A sly look flashed in Sebastian’s eyes as he slowly said, “If you call us ‘brother,’ we’ll forgive you. And if you can call my mommy ‘Miss Prescott,’ she will be very happy too!”

Hearing this, Sophia quickly nodded.

All day long, Sophia practiced calling Miss Prescott quietly by herself at kindergarten.

…

Olivia had been extremely busy these past few days.

The project Benjamin assigned to her was urgent and difficult. Although Benjamin had given her many details, there were inevitably some aspects he hadn’t covered.

Olivia had to lead her team in figuring these out.

Most of the researchers in the lab were working with her for the first time, so they weren’t familiar with each other, causing delays in progress.

Fortunately, Gabriel was there to help speed things up.

By the time they finally completed the first phase, Olivia was exhausted.

She checked the time; Charlotte should have already picked up the kids.

Olivia drove straight home to cook dinner for the little ones.

Soon enough, the villa door opened, followed by a series of light footsteps and the voices of Sebastian and Ethan.

“Madam?” Charlotte was about to start cooking when she saw Olivia busy in the kitchen. She was surprised. “Why are you home so early today?”

Olivia smiled at her. “I finished work early today. Dinner is almost ready. Take them to wash their hands and get ready to eat.”

As she spoke, the little ones ran into the kitchen, circling around her.

Ethan chattered non-stop, sharing stories from kindergarten.

Seeing their smiling faces, Olivia felt all her fatigue melt away.

“… Miss!” Just as Ethan finished speaking, a clear little voice rang out.

Olivia was stunned and looked down in disbelief at Sophia clinging to her leg.

The little girl was holding onto her leg, looking up at her with hopeful eyes, her mouth still forming the word she had just said.

Meeting Olivia’s gaze, Sophia slowly called out again, “Miss!”

Olivia was dazed for a long time before she came back to her senses. She squatted down and hugged the little girl tightly, responding with a smile, “I’m here! Sophia, you said it so beautifully!”

As she spoke, her eyes inexplicably felt a bit teary.

Maybe it was because she had taken care of Sophia for so long that she almost considered this little one as her own daughter.

Hearing Sophia call her “Miss,” she felt as if she had gone back to when Sebastian and Ethan first learned to speak. When she heard them call her “Mommy,” she had felt the same way…